[Bugar]

Here's my homemade lead mold,just board, hinged with some 5/16" or so drilled in it, just dribble lead in the holes, (get lead from target backstop at rifle range,,free) propane torch, I tumble them in rock tumbler to clean em up a little, did 4 1/2 pounds this morning, get around 60 or so per pound, around 100 grain or so, plus, minus, whatever, they fly good, been doing this for few years now, all it costs is little propane gas, been on same little tank now for year and half, and this is what I do.

 

[BushpotChef]

Looks look mighty effective!

 

[Ibojoe]

Those are nice. I’m gonna have to try this. I’ve collected lead for years. It’s time I melted some. These will make awesome snake charmers.

 

[MOJAVE MO]

"plus, minus, whatever, they fly good".... that is some Frontier cookin' right there!?

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[Bugar]

Tried cookin lead on my gas grill one time, spilled a whole pan o lead in it, dam , dam, never did get it all out, so I don't do that no more

 

[KawKan]

Bugar, you make an old retiree proud.

Sling on, my man!

 

[Valery]

Я тоже начал с этой формы, но на кухне было много дыма! Поэтому я заказал алюминиевые формы у знакомого мастера, получаю шарики 8 и 10 миллиметров и цилиндры 8 на 10 миллиметров.

 

[SJAaz]

Я тоже начал с этой формы, но на кухне было много дыма! Поэтому я заказал алюминиевые формы у знакомого мастера, получаю шарики 8 и 10 миллиметров и цилиндры 8 на 10 миллиметров.

I also started with this form, but there was a lot of smoke in the kitchen! Therefore, I ordered aluminum molds from a friend of the master, I get balls of 8 and 10 millimeters and cylinders 8 by 10 millimeters.

 

[MOJAVE MO]

After seeing the previous thread on lead I pulled the trigger on this #4 buckshot mold from Marty's Arms in the USA. I like 'Four Ought' in my Double-Barrell sawed off. I have also taken a couple of deer on a #4 buckshot with the bird gun. Aside from bad guys it is also effective for varmits, snakes, coyotes and a headshot on a turkey is quite a sight. The best part is that #4 is about 9.6mm and 3/8" is my best slingshot round! Stay tuned for the first batch! Mo

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[MOJAVE MO]

After seeing the previous thread on lead I pulled the trigger on this #4 buckshot mold from Marty's Arms in the USA. I like 'Four Ought' in my Double-Barrell sawed off. I have also taken a couple of deer on a #4 buckshot with the bird gun. Aside from bad guys it is also effective for varmits, snakes, coyotes and a headshot on a turkey is quite a sight. The best part is that #4 is about 9.6mm and 3/8" is my best slingshot round! Stay tuned for the first batch! Mo

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I admit I felt relentlessly shamed seeing Bugar's Lead Rig compared to this Ferrari of Lead Molds. However, I shall overcome and just do what needs to be done!

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[Bugar]

The one on the right is sycamore the left is oak, they bout wore out have made around 1,000 lead chunks with them, one of the best ideas I ever had that worked.

 

[Bill Hays]

Always interesting to see how others do it.... me I just do the standard way... Lee melting pot, range lead, and a wide variety of molds

 

[Bugar]

Well,,, I'm just makin' do, back here in the woods, me n' maw.

 

[Void]

I am still new at this and still thing to figure out what will work for me... I don't expect anyone to have a magic recipe, but I am sure glad for all of the ideas to try. Thanks for sharing

 

[K Williams]

After seeing the previous thread on lead I pulled the trigger on this #4 buckshot mold from Marty's Arms in the USA. I like 'Four Ought' in my Double-Barrell sawed off. I have also taken a couple of deer on a #4 buckshot with the bird gun. Aside from bad guys it is also effective for varmits, snakes, coyotes and a headshot on a turkey is quite a sight. The best part is that #4 is about 9.6mm and 3/8" is my best slingshot round! Stay tuned for the first batch! Mo

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I need to order one of these!